Why this site isn't available when vpn is enable?

[Creatorrr]

When i turn on vpn instead front paige i see "403 Forbidden" , but without vpn site is available. Why?

[KingKabal777]

When i turn on vpn instead front paige i see "403 Forbidden" , but without vpn site is available. Why?

Not sure if technical related but, if it says 403 forbidden, it tells you that your ISP doesn't grant you permission to access the site.

It is advised that you carefully read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policies for any provider you are considering. Laws vary from country to country and what may be legal in one, is not in another so you need to make your decision based on your own situation when it comes to using VPNs. Contact your provider in regards to this situation, as we cannot resolve issues involving your ISP, as VPN services, even paid services can be and are abused. They are often blacklisted not only on certain websites but by services such as Cloudflare. We cannot promise every provider can access this website or any other network on this website, as when it comes to a ISP or a VPN issue, we cannot fix issues involving them.

Hope this clears why, if you get a different error and not a 403 forbidden, you should contact the administrator or mention the error via screenshot here and we might look into it.

[Eka]

Not sure if technical related but, if it says 403 forbidden, it tells you that your ISP doesn't grant you permission to access the site.

It is advised that you carefully read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policies for any provider you are considering. Laws vary from country to country and what may be legal in one, is not in another so you need to make your decision based on your own situation when it comes to using VPNs. Contact your provider in regards to this situation, as we cannot resolve issues involving your ISP, as VPN services, even paid services can be and are abused. They are often blacklisted not only on certain websites but by services such as Cloudflare. We cannot promise every provider can access this website or any other network on this website, as when it comes to a ISP or a VPN issue, we cannot fix issues involving them.

Hope this clears why, if you get a different error and not a 403 forbidden, you should contact the administrator or mention the error via screenshot here and we might look into it.

The above information is wrong. ISP very rarely blacklist site, and if they do, it wouldn't be a 403 usually.

403 Forbidden means the specific site doesn't give permission to the end user. Not an ISP thing.

Generally speaking, we don't ban VPN, but we do blacklist connections that try to spam this site. 403 forbidden are usually spammer or brutal force hacking attempt. Probably other people used that VPN to do something like that before.

[zarpaulus]

I just turned my VPN on and it's not interfering with this site.

Where is your ISP host located?

[dflr]

I too am viewing the site on a VPN and it works fine. Which VPN service are you using?

[Seapriap]

It happens quite often via using the Tor Browser (not OP but it occured to me nonetheless).

[tigercloud]

When you use the TOR-Browser for example, you have to go throught the TOR-Network and there are some PC/Servers called "Exit-Nodes", these are the PC/Server where you come out of the TOR-Network into the "normal" Internet. There are not super many of them, thats why much traffic comes from these Exit-Nodes. Some Tools detect these Exit-Nodes as "Spam-Users" because of the huge traffic from them. I think usually a Exit-Node is detected as Spam PC/Server when you use shared-ip-blacklisting-services or so

It can sometimes help when you create a new channel to this Page. You can do it while clicking on the Onion-Icon in your Browser and select "New Channel for this Page". The Page should refresh by itself, repeat this until it works, since you switch to an other exit-node when you do this.

This is at least the way how you can do it with TOR.

But it could also help if Eka's Portal would be avialable via the TOR-Network, then we could easily access to this Page without using Exit-Nodes

[KingKabal777]

When you use the TOR-Browser for example, you have to go throught the TOR-Network and there are some PC/Servers called "Exit-Nodes", these are the PC/Server where you come out of the TOR-Network into the "normal" Internet. There are not super many of them, thats why much traffic comes from these Exit-Nodes. Some Tools detect these Exit-Nodes as "Spam-Users" because of the huge traffic from them. I think usually a Exit-Node is detected as Spam PC/Server when you use shared-ip-blacklisting-services or so

It can sometimes help when you create a new channel to this Page. You can do it while clicking on the Onion-Icon in your Browser and select "New Channel for this Page". The Page should refresh by itself, repeat this until it works, since you switch to an other exit-node when you do this.

This is at least the way how you can do it with TOR.

But it could also help if Eka's Portal would be avialable via the TOR-Network, then we could easily access to this Page without using Exit-Nodes

I have went through this matter before many times with Tor, when you're on the deep web/dark web, you use a entry node. When you're on the clear web, you use a exit node
like you mentioned. If you have a issue with your current exit node, you can do a wireshark analysis on the exit node you're using to see if there is any issues with it, but if
a wireshark analysis will not do, the best result is to generally reset tor with Control+Shift+U, and hitting YES to reset and get a different exit node. That way, if you can get on the site, you may be able to determine what the issue is at first hand, but be sure to know the location of the exit node before resetting Tor, as when you close out of Tor, you're out of the exit node, and when it's reset, you have a different IP in another location.

Most VPNs and Exit nodes can be abused and used for malicious purposes, so in this reason, some sites choose to block Tor exit nodes and some block VPNs (4chan for instance) because of this type of case (dos attacks, sql attacks, brute force attacks, fingerprinting sites, etc).

[Eka]

I have went through this matter before many times with Tor, when you're on the deep web/dark web, you use a entry node. When you're on the clear web, you use a exit node
like you mentioned. If you have a issue with your current exit node, you can do a wireshark analysis on the exit node you're using to see if there is any issues with it,

Please stop posting non-sense on the technical forum. That is not how wireshark, exit node or entry node works at all.

the best result is to generally reset tor with Control+Shift+U, and hitting YES to reset and get a different exit node. That way, if you can get on the site, you may be able to determine what the issue is at first hand, but be sure to know the location of the exit node before resetting Tor, as when you close out of Tor, you're out of the exit node, and when it's reset, you have a different IP in another location.

Most VPNs and Exit nodes can be abused and used for malicious purposes, so in this reason, some sites choose to block Tor exit nodes and some block VPNs (4chan for instance) because of this type of case (dos attacks, sql attacks, brute force attacks, fingerprinting sites, etc).

You are just repeating something someone else said already.